The Expertise Imperative and Compliance Technology
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In the latest study released on Monday (April 7) in the journal "Pediatrics", researchers found a rate of 11 drug-related harmful events for every 100 hospitalized children. That new number compares with an earlier estimate of only two per 100 hospitalized children based on traditional...
Leading consumer, employer and labor organizations have agreed with the top medical and health insurance groups on principles to govern the development of physician performance measures. The "Patient Charter for Physician Performance Measurement, Reporting and Tiering Programs" creates a national...
If I may, Mr. Goldstein suggests that education to providers re: cost/benefit or value will drive drug selection. I disagree in that there are may barriers to provider (most physicians) behavior and their selection of drugs. To mention a few are as follows: 1. My anecdotal experience...
From the rather strick interpretration of Peter Stark's antitrust principles complied with mostly in the 1980's we have entered an era where rampent greed and highly sophisticated antitrust relationships exists in nearly of all hospitals especially with their own "dedicated" (read as owned) multispecialty...
Retail chains are fast growing thanks to corresponding consumer purchasing power and increased disposable income however galloping the reality prices to disproportionate heights. Greater Retail chains are emerging in all countries more particularly most populated countries like India and Asian countries....
Illegal and unethical bribes to orthopedists have gone on since time immemorial and have been visible throughout the medical and device profession and business. Yet little (despite Peter Robert Stark's attempt) to separate this added incentive from the most highly paid specialists in medicine,...
For one reason, this industry has outperformed the commercial average for the most recent eight years. Secondly, demographics are driving medical services. More of the population is aging. People are living longer. And Medical technology is improving at a rate that provides new and better healthcare...